jingoism

• Nom désignant un patriotisme excessif et fanatique, souvent accompagné d'une rhétorique belliqueuse et d'une politique étrangère agressive, ainsi que l'appel à de tels sentiments.

A noun referring to an appeal intended to arouse patriotic emotions, often characterized by fanatical or extreme patriotism.

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1. Aggressive patriotismC1formal

   An extreme and often belligerent form of nationalism that advocates for an aggressive foreign policy, often accompanied by a strong military stance.

   chauvinisme belliqueux

   • The politician's speech was filled with jingoism, calling for war against neighboring countries.
   • Jingoism often leads to a disregard for international diplomacy.
   • The newspaper's editorials were criticized for their jingoism and xenophobia.

   Synonymeschauvinismhawkishnessmilitarismultranationalism

   Antonymesinternationalismpacifism

2. Patriotic appealC1formal

   A rhetorical device or appeal designed to stir up strong patriotic emotions, often in support of a national cause or military action.

   Appel patriotique

   • The rally was characterized by jingoism, with flags waving and chants of national superiority.
   • His jingoism was evident in his call to 'defend our honor' at any cost.
   • The film was accused of promoting jingoism by glorifying war.

   Synonymesflag-waving